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As a big fan, I was so excited when *MADO MONOGATARI: Fia and the Wondrous Academy* finally came out in Japan on November 28, 2024! And thankfully, we in the west didn’t have to wait too long – it launched here on July 29, 2025.

Today marks the 18th anniversary of the *King of the Hill* episode “Four Wave Intersection,” which first aired on October 14th, 2007. While it might not be the most famous episode from the show’s later seasons, it’s a standout for the character Boomhauer, delving into his past and how he sees himself now. The episode also holds a unique record: Hank threatens to fight someone three times – more than in any other single episode.

Beyond its popularity in books and as an anime, *Demon Slayer* has become truly iconic, joining only a select few anime like *Dragon Ball* and *Naruto* in achieving that status. The series’ rich story – featuring the Demon Slayers and their demonic enemies, led by Muzan Kibutsuji – is captivating, and its stunning combat system, with techniques like Demon Slayer breathing and demon blood art, is visually impressive. Of course, the unforgettable characters, including the hero Tanjiro Kamado, his demon sister Nezuko, and the powerful Hashira, have become the face of the series.

While Iron Man is well-known for his suits, Batman also uses powerful armor to fight his toughest enemies. Here’s a look at some of the most impressive suits the Dark Knight has created.

I’ve always loved Fire Emblem because it’s not just about moving units around a map – it’s about the fact that your choices *matter*. If a character falls in battle, they’re gone for good, and that really makes you care about them! Plus, the stories are so good because you actually get to know the characters and become invested in their relationships. It’s tough to find games that nail both the strategy and the story so well. But if you’re a Fire Emblem fan like me, these four games will definitely hold you over until *Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave* comes out next year.

Some episodes of *Star Trek: The Original Series* are so bizarre they’re almost unbelievable – it’s hard to imagine how they actually made it to television. These episodes range from delightfully bad to truly awful, and they feel like something you’d see in a dream. Here are five that stand out as particularly strange.

The Seattle studio has consistently been a key developer for PlayStation for many years. However, as games take longer to create, some players were hoping the team could work on multiple games simultaneously.

After shelving plans for an online game earlier this year, Bluepoint Games appears to be working on a new project. A recent job posting indicates the game will likely feature intense, close-up fighting from a third-person perspective, suggesting they’re returning to the type of action gameplay they’re known for.